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How To Reduce Know Your Customer (KYC) Abandonment in 3 Steps

The Product Coalition

Know Your Customer (KYC) in mobile app banking is designed to protect financial businesses against crimes like fraud and money laundering. On the user’s side, it’s a process where they need to verify their identity, address, and purpose of using the app. Short attention span.

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How to Leverage AI in SaaS? (+Best Tools)

Userpilot

From marketing to product management and customer success, AI is improving productivity, helping teams make better decisions, and improving customer experience. There are also governance and ethical concerns, like data privacy or AI bias. This includes the SaaS industry too. How to implement AI to build better products.

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Mixpanel Cohorts: An In-Depth Review [+ Alternative]

Userpilot

TL;DR Mixpanel cohorts are groups of users who share certain properties and/or have completed specific events in a particular period of time, for example, a day or week. They are more specific than user segments in Mixpanel and static so when analyzing their data, you are always looking at the same users. Ready to dive in?

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Why 36% is the magic number: Finding the right amount of text in mobile apps

Intercom, Inc.

Lots of social stuff, banking, travel, local services, fitness, cooking, more than a few games, even apps made by governments. Text introduces us to each app, starting with its name, and text guides us to how apps work and what value they provide, from instructions and inputs to settings and disclaimers.

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CX expert Bill Price on creating frictionless customer experiences

Intercom, Inc.

Delayed orders, faulty services, missing information, you name it – every time a customer reaches out, it tells you something about the friction they’ve experienced. Customer service teams are all too often drowning in angry, repetitive tickets, and yet, we don’t seem to focus enough resources on tackling the reasons behind it.

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For clues to messaging’s future, look no further than its past

Intercom, Inc.

Like many great inventions, messaging wasn’t born out of necessity. In 1963, MIT researchers Tom Van Vleck and Noel Morris wrote a program for it,SAVED, which created a user interface for people to see these messages on their own screen, and a scheduler that cut down message transmission time. Of transitions.

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The Great Silence

The Product Coalition

Why have Product Managers stopped speaking to customers? Very sadly, most product managers I meet today no longer talk directly to customers regularly. If you ask; “How many customers did you speak to this week?” My view is that this evolution is bad for product management careers and the customers who benefit from what we do.